Marvel: Shadow of the Azure Thunder

I don't like novels where the main character has an ordinary face; it makes it impossible for someone as handsome as me to connect with the story.

I'm new here, so they just criticized me according to the assembly line approach. First of all, the title of "protagonist"... Uh, who gives themselves a title? If you're talking about code names, code names are chosen based on simple, easy-to-remember syllables and clear pronunciation, at most becoming two words for some reason.

I didn't even finish the first chapter. I gave up as soon as I saw that white coat with "Justice" written on it. Wearing that coat... I really can't stand the taste.

The plot of this book is completely illogical. At the beginning, the protagonist says he hasn't used his superpowers in several years in the Marvel universe, claiming he needs to develop his abilities discreetly. Later, he says he's reached a bottleneck and needs to endure hardships to improve.

Can the author stop spouting nonsense? The beginning is bad, but the end is good? Do you want people to pay to see the end? You're just trying to scam as many people as you can. The beginning is bad, and you expect people to pay to see if the end is good? You're dreaming!

It still can't escape the influence of fantasy. The moves and development are actually quite rigid. It's old wine in new bottles. What is American comics? Every hero has strengths and weaknesses. Even Superman might be unable to defeat a criminal and get controlled. Regarding Devil Fruits, the author never mentioned the factor of being afraid of seawater. So that means you can't be invincible?

Using Lan Jue's image, along with lightning and gems, somehow feels like a good match.

Readers who find bugs in the book can point them out here, and I will review and fix them all. The bugs have been fixed, affecting Red Devil and Wolverine.

That's so stupid, the beginning and the end are the same.

That guy is such a jerk, I can't stand it anymore... 😰😰😰